Sensory processing of action effects has been shown to differ from that of externally
triggered stimuli, with respect both to the perceived timing of their occurrence (intentional …

Ideomotor accounts of human action control posit that human agents represent actions in
terms of their perceivable consequences; selecting, planning, and initiating a voluntary …

The ideomotor theory of voluntary behavior assumes that the selection and control of a
concrete goal-directed movement depends on imagining its direct perceptual …

Das vorliegende BuĖ erläutert die Grundlagen der LernpsyĖologie auf einfaĖe und
verständliĖe Art. Es soll Studierenden der PsyĖologie und benaĖbarter FäĖer wie …

The auditory N 1 event‐related potential has previously been observed to be attenuated for
tones that are triggered by human actions. This attenuation is thought to be generated by …

The sense of agency, ie, the feeling of control over one's own actions and their
consequences in the environment, is a crucial part of action taking. In experimental studies …

Responses in the second of two subsequently performed tasks can speed up compatible
responses in the temporally preceding first task. Such backward crosstalk effects (BCEs) …

Voluntary actions are guided by sensory anticipations of body-related as well as
environment-related action effects. Even though action effects in the environment typically …

Sensory consequences of an agent's actions are perceived less intensely than sensory
stimuli that are not caused (and thus not predicted) by the observer. This effect of sensory …

Abstract The Theory of Event Coding (TEC) has influenced research on action and
perception across the past two decades. It integrates several seminal empirical phenomena …